Cantonese words starting with L

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lyun4 piu1 fung6 bok6

鸞飄鳳泊鸾飘凤泊

A married couple separated from each other, or people wandering and dispersed.

Twin; born at the same birth.

lyun4 saang1 hing1 dai6

孿生兄弟孪生兄弟

To act jointly; to cooperate or join forces, usually for a common goal.

Binary star; a system consisting of two stars orbiting around a common center of mass.

Luancheng; former county in Hebei, now Luancheng district of Shijiazhuang city.

To associate in the mind; to connect different things or concepts together.

lyun4 soeng2 hei2

聯想起联想起

To associate with; to call to mind.

lyun4 soeng2 hok6 zaap6

聯想學習联想学习

Associative learning.

lyun4 soeng2 zaap6 tyun4

聯想集團联想集团

Lenovo Group, a Chinese technology company.

lyun4 tai2 bit6 seoi5

聯體別墅联体别墅

Townhouse; a terraced house sharing walls with adjacent properties.

lyun4 tiu4 lyun4 si3

聯調聯試联调联试

Debugging and commissioning.

China Unicom; China United Network Communications Group Co., Ltd.

lyun4 tung1 hung4 cau4 gung1 si1

聯通紅籌公司联通红筹公司

Unicom Red Chip, the Hong Kong subsidiary of China Unicom.

Through transport; intermodal transport, where cargo or passengers are carried by multiple carriers or modes.

lyun4 wan6 piu3

聯運票联运票

A transfer ticket for a continuous journey across different transport systems.

Union in set theory (represented by the symbol ∪).

To sew a wound up with stitches.

To join together; to combine or link.

lyun4 zik6 dung2 si6

聯席董事联席董事

Associate director; a corporate or administrative title just below a full director.

lyun4 zik6 wui6 ji5

聯席會議联席会议

Joint conference; a meeting held jointly by different organizations, committees, or departments.

To connect, join, link, or associate.

Combined branches of a clan.

Liaison, a phonetic phenomenon where a silent end consonant is pronounced before a following vowel.

An alternative form for 臠, meaning sliced meat.

Skinny; lean and lacking flesh.

Catamite, referring to a boy used as a male homosexual partner.

lyun5 tung4 lyun2

孌童戀娈童恋

Pedophilia or pederasty.

Disorderly, messy, or untidy.

lyun6*2 zong6 jat1 tung1

亂撞一通乱撞一通

To act aimlessly or recklessly without knowing what one is doing, often just pretending to be busy.

lyun6 cat1 baat3 zou1

亂七八糟乱七八糟

In a messy, chaotic, or disorderly state.

lyun6 ce1 jaa6 sei3

亂車廿四乱车廿四

To talk rubbish or babble nonsense.

lyun6 cyun1 maa5 lou6

亂穿馬路乱穿马路

To jaywalk; to cross the street recklessly or illegally.

To flee, run, or scurry about in disarray.

lyun6 daa2 lyun6 zong6

亂打亂撞乱打乱撞

To succeed purely by luck without knowing the actual knack or having a clear plan.

Messed up, chaotic, or in complete disarray.

A rebel party, insurgent faction, or band of rebels.

To talk nonsense or speak without making sense.

To fiddle with, meddle with, or move things around in a messy or unauthorized way.

To spend money recklessly or wastefully.

lyun6 faa1 cin2

亂花錢乱花钱

To spend money recklessly, wastefully, or carelessly.

To mess around, make a mess, or behave wildly.

lyun6 gaau2 naam4 neoi5 gwaan1 hai6

亂搞男女關係乱搞男女关系

To have illicit sexual relations or be promiscuous.

Casually, randomly, or recklessly; without control, consideration, or restraint.

lyun6 gam3 zung1

亂咁舂乱咁舂

To rush or run around aimlessly, or to do things blindly and without a plan.

To break rules, violate discipline, or disrupt the established order.

To shout or cry out inconsiderately, randomly, or without reason.

To speak nonsense; to talk rubbish or make things up without factual basis.

lyun6 gong2 mou4 wai6

亂講無為乱讲无为

To talk nonsense or speak rubbish.

lyun6 gu1 joeng5

亂咕攘乱咕攘

To disturb, disrupt, or make a mess.